Celebrate World Browser Day with Opera!

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World Browser Day celebrates the art of engineering and code. It also celebrates connectivity and access to a world of information and content. Most importantly, World Browser Day celebrates making the web a faster, safer and more personal space for everyone who can access it.  It’s been 30 years since the World Wide Web was…

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[lockxo]

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epic bro

[coffeex]

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[kenblacksword]

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I love opra browser it'sso useful

[jonathans55]

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I love using Opera, but I am becoming increasingly annoyed that Google won't allow me to sign in to my Google account when using Opera, as it is " an insecure browser " even though it is on their approved list.

[vianet]

vianet last edited by

Super cool

[gilberk]

gilberk last edited by

It is portable
Easy to use
Does not freezing
Saves data

[kookoo]

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[kovca]

kovca last edited by

Keep on doing the best u di

[happyseaurchin]

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If you integrated Sqale into the Opera browser, I'd use Opera full-time.

[alomas]

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i used to use Mozilla and chrome, but i always have issues when I open to many websites at the same time, and I do that because I work in a different proyects at the same time, I been using Opera about 1
5 yrs and really good, really stable i don't have that issues any more and I have different Desktops where I can organize my websites, I love it. (and when I say I have a lot websites open at the same time there are around 400+) I know is to much but the point is stability.

[jonathans55]

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@alomas wow that's a lot, I usually have about 20 open. How big is your speed dial page?

[HaveBlue]

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I love text reflow zoom on mobile. With my vision, I wouldn't really be able to use a mobile browser without it. The added privacy features are also great.

[treego]

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I think Opera is the World's Browser!

See several reasons here.

[liveevil]

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How bout this one for a trip through time..."Netscape Navigator"...Haha I used that back in 2000 n earlier. Personally I think they're all pretty much the same, except for recent years of Opera. Happy browser day everyone!

[HaveBlue]

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My first internet account was 1985. It was basically just email back then and ftp server.

[hydra119]

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I have used Opera for 11 years. I love using it on my mobile devices!

[liveevil]

liveevil last edited by @HaveBlue

@HaveBlue yeah, I somewhat remember those days...i was very young. I remember starting games like through DOS and some after putting in an actual floppy disc.

[HaveBlue]

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Yes lotus 123 and wordperfect were revolutionary

[liveevil]

liveevil last edited by @HaveBlue

@HaveBlue haha YAS!

[shintoplasm01]

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I can't celebrate this whole-heartedly, knowing what Opera's current ownership is. Let's also remember that most of the original crew (including Håkon Wium Lie himself!) left when you sold the company to that consortium. A lot of people lost trust in you that day, and I've still not entirely recovered mine. I wish Opera were more like in the old days, and not implicated in all kinds of unsavoury practices.